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Kerepesi Cemetery is the Pére-Lachaise of Budapest
For a unique experience in Budapest, you should come here.
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What was Budapest like in 1938?
The images showed Budapest as a basically peaceful but bustling city.
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A Fairytale Palace in Budapest: the Former Ministry of Finance
The former Royal Hungarian Ministry of Finance has been beautifully renovated in Buda Castle.
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Tourists adore Budapest Metro Line 4
The specially designed stations of Metro 4 are a real attraction.
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Architect's Cellar is a Hidden Romantic Courtyard in Budapest
It has a special atmosphere—a cozy little oasis in the big city.
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Dobos Cake: The Classic Hungarian Pastry
The Dobos torte is a favorite of many in Hungary.
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Budapest's Astonishing Old Glass Windows
Dazzling, colorful wonders: immerse yourself in the beauty of Budapest's stained glass windows!
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Local Markets in Budapest: Recommendations and History
From Central Market to Ruin Bar, Budapest markets are must-see experiences for tourists. Get recommendations from locals and learn about the markets' history.
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Why Sunday Lunches are Important in Europe
What is a Sunday family lunch in Eastern Europe, in Hungary? Where does the custom of eating together come from? Why is it important to eat with others? Please welcome my thoughts on this!
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Budapest's Secret Church, Visible Only from the Air
The church on Rákóczi Road has been built around it, so you can't even see it when walking down the street.
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Károlyi Garden: A Small Green Oasis in the Heart of Budapest
Although the Károlyi Garden has been transformed several times and almost disappeared in the 20th century, it still provides a small green oasis in the city center.
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Walk Along the One and Only Bauhaus Street in Budapest!
Budapest's only real Bauhaus neighborhood is Napraforgó Street. I like to come here sometimes and admire the buildings.
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The Mysterious Mulberry Garden in Budapest, Where Only a Few Can Enter
The palaces and mansions around Andrassy Avenue hide a fascinating little park decorated with statues. But this park, Epreskert, or Mulberry Garden, is off-limits to anyone at any time.
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Three Days and Three Walking Tours in Budapest
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is a city that offers a rich variety of attractions, from historical monuments and museums to thermal baths and nightlife.
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Back to the 70's: the Budapest Planetarium
In Budapest, you can still see many exciting buildings designed in the 1970s.
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Buildings of Budapest: a hidden beauty in the 7th district
One of the most remarkable buildings on Városligeti Alley is the ill-fated Székács Villa.
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This Is How the Festive Lights Shine in Budapest
During the Advent and Hanukkah periods, light plays a major role, and the capital is dressed in glittering decorations.
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What is on the Christmas table in Hungary?
Classic, traditional and modern Christmas dishes in Hungary.
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Urania Is the Most Beautiful Movie Theater in Budapest
Budapest has one of the most stunning cinemas in the world, the Urania National Movie Theater.
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Which Is the Steepest Street in Budapest?
tBudapest has many interesting things to offer travelers, one of them being the many old, steep streets on the Buda side.
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5 Places for a Delicious Breakfast in Budapest
I would like to recommend some breakfast places in the city that you should try. Start your day with a treat!
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A Stunning Zsolnay Exhibition in a Budapest Art Nouveau Building
One of Budapest's largest Zsolnay exhibitions is on display in a beautiful building, the former Kőrössy Villa.
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The Best Selfie Spots in Budapest
Budapest, Hungary, is a stunning and historic city. Here are the best spots, as recommended by my readers, to take a selfie in Budapest!
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Budapest's First Stone Bridge, the Beautiful Chain Bridge
It is no exaggeration to say that the Chain Bridge is a symbol of Budapest and one of the defining buildings of the city.
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14 Best Secret Beaches in Europe to Add to Your Bucket List
There are exciting and beautiful beaches to visit here on the old continent.
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Budapest, Hungary's, City Park Lake (Városligeti-tó)
For more than 200 years, Budapest residents have been coming to the City Park Lake (Városligeti-tó) to relax, have fun, and date. Here's the history of the picturesque spot.
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Amazing Rose Gardens in Budapest
Where can you admire roses in Budapest? I'll introduce you to some of the places!
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Where to Find the Hidden Treasure of the Nyugati Railway Station, the Royal Waiting Hall?
Only a few people know about the secret gem of the Nyugati Railway Station: the Royal Waiting Hall of the Habsburg Family. But now I'll show you!
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7 Amazing Waterfront Hangouts in Budapest
There are several places to relax, have fun, and enjoy the proximity to the Danube River in Budapest.
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From Mosque to Baroque Masterpiece: The Inner City Parish Church in Budapest
Inner City Parish Church is the only church in Hungary where all stylistic elements dating from the Roman era until the middle of the 20th century can be found, according to archaeological studies.
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Budapest's Legendary Radisson Blu Béke Hotel
Radisson Blu Béke Hotel Budapest, the former Hotel Britannia, is a rare institution that has been operating continuously since the last century.
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Top 10 Museums of Budapest
Recently, I was curious to know which museums in Budapest are the most popular on Tripadvisor. I looked up the list, which was surprising to me.
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A Walk Along Budapest's Andrassy Avenue
Andrássy Avenue is one of Budapest's most beautiful and significant routes; with countless attractions, it leads to one of the city's most beautiful squares.
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The Stunning Hungarian State Opera House
The State Opera House in Budapest is one of the city's most beautiful and exciting buildings, a masterpiece by designer Miklós Ybl, and a source of admiration from abroad.
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Only in Budapest: Children’s Railway and Cogwheel Railway
Budapest is full of unusual sights. One of the most unique attractions is the Children's Railway. Another popular attraction is the Cogwheel Railway.
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The Hungarian National Museum & Museum Garden
Budapest offers a wide range of attractions all year round. One of the most important of them is the Hungarian National Museum. Don't miss it!
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Date Night Ideas in Budapest
Where to go for a romantic date in Budapest? Where can you spend quality time together? Let me give you some ideas.
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Margaret Island is a Magical Place in Budapest
Margaret Island is a huge green park in Budapest with promenades and benches, great for a date or a picnic.
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Normafa Is One of the Oldest and Most Popular Hiking Spots in Budapest
Where does the name Normafa come from? What stories and legends are associated with it? What attractions are worth visiting here? These made me curious and I looked into them.
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Where Does the Custom of Classic Afternoon Tea Parties Come From?
The British have raised tea and afternoon meals to an artistic level: the classic afternoon tea still takes you back to happy times of peace.
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Free Tourist Attractions in Budapest
Visiting Budapest on a budget? Here are some great programs for free.
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What is the secret of the popularity of Zsolnay porcelain?
8 exciting facts about the famous Hungarian Zsolnay porcelain
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History of Hungary's Buda Castle and Its Rebirth
World War II caused enormous destruction to Budapest's royal palace and the surrounding district. Hungary's Hauszmann Program aims to revitalize the district and restore the buildings.
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Only in Budapest: Special Hidden Mini-Statues Are The Coolest Street Art Creations
I have written briefly about the history of Kolodko's mini-sculptures in Budapest.
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5 Interesting Facts About the Hungarian House of Parliament
The Hungarian Parliament building in Budapest has countless beautiful details and its history is really exciting.
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Where to Eat the Best Chocolate Cakes in Budapest?
Where can you find delicious chocolate cakes and sweets in Budapest? Come with me, I'll show you my favourite places!
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10 Wonderful Facts About Dogs
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See How the Stroller Has Changed in 100 Years!
As with car development, so did the stroller of the stroller. See how children were pushed in Hungary between 1900 and 1970!
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The Most Beautiful Costumes You Can Imagine
Hiding behind a mask, transforming, fully succumbing ourselves to the magic - for a whole day, a whole night or even a whole week. Are there any limits for our creativity? Who could set them?
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The Art of Making and Drinking Coffee in Europe
Coffee is a kind of art in Europe; cafés and coffee shops still play an important role on the old continent and in Hungary.
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The Story of the Two Oldest Inns at Buda
In Budapest the castle district are among the most famous sights of Budapest, where the original buildings showcase the face of the city both from the Middle Ages and from the Modern Era. In this blog post I will talk about the first inn at Buda.
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What Did the Iconic Figures of the 20th Century Look Like in Swimwear?
Where does the first version of the swimsuit stem from? What kind of bathing suit was the first Miss World wearing? You will find out from our post that the bikini might not be such an old invention and what the public opinion was in the 20th century when it appeared.
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In Pursuit of Art Nouveau Buildings in Budapest
The architectural landscape of Budapest still bears the stamp of European Art Nouveau, and the city has some unique examples of it. Come with me, let's explore together the heritage of Hungarian Art Nouveau.
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History Under Budapest: Hospital in the Rock Nuclear Bunker Museum
The Hospital in the Rock is an underground network of tunnels and chambers for use as a secret hospital and shelter during the war.
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The Tomb of Gül Baba Is a Top Attraction in Budapest
Gül Baba was a Turkish warrior-saint in the 16th century and his mausoleum is a now a famous museum In Budapest.
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The Best Street Food Restaurants In Budapest
I love to eat. I also often get hungry during my strolls, like tens of thousands in Budapest. So this is way I appreciate so much that the last couple years saw a considerable growth of street food places in the city. Let me recommend a few wonderful places.
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15 Amazing Places in Budapest Recommended by Locals
I will now introduce top attractions and must see places in Budapest according to locals.
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7 Reasons Why You Should Definitely Visit the Renovated Museum of Fine Arts Budapest
The Museum of Fine Arts Budapest re-opened at the end of 2018. The highlight is the Romanesque Hall, which was closed for visitors in the last seventy years! There is one of the richest Egyptian collection of Central Europe and the horse and rider sculpture that may be Leonardo Da Vinci’s work.
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Jeno Haranghy Was One of the Most Talented Artists of His Era
Jenő Haranghy was a brilliant Hungarian painter, graphic and industrial artist of the 20th century.
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What was a luxury hotel like in Budapest 100 years ago?
Near Western Railway Station there is a special place, Radisson Blu Béke Hotel, formerly known as the Hotel Britannia, first opened 105 years ago. Britannia is one of the few hotels that survived the historical storms and could function as a hotel and café since 1913.
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Winter Programs in Budapest
Budapest offers many exciting programs throughout the winter months.
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The Fascinating and Special Cemeteries of Budapest
Cemeteries are beautiful and important places in Budapest, visitors often come to see their gorgeous or interesting tombs.
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6 Interesting Facts About Breakfast
I’m thrilled that breakfasts are in again. As a fan of hearty breakfasts, I savour every moment of them. Whenever possible I try to eat in peace, enjoying the flavours and different textures.
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Treasures of The Jewish Budapest
The city of Budapest boasts with a number of works of art, buildings and memorial places related to the Hungarian Jewish population.
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Hungarian Soccer Legend Ferenc Puskas
The pride of Hungary and Spain; Greece’s favourite; a role model for millions. Ferenc Puskás was often called "the most famous Hungarian." Get to know much better Puskás, one of the greatest goalscorers of all time!
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Fisherman's Bastion & the Woody Harrelson Statue in Budapest
Fisherman's Bastion, located atop Buda Castle Hill, is a lookout point commanding amazing views over the Danube and Pest. See if you can spot the statue of Woody Harrelson!
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If You’re Visiting Budapest, You Have To Try at Least 1 Escape Room!
Did you know that there are more than hundred different escape rooms in Budapest? In the last couple of years Budapest has become a capital for escape rooms.
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Statues in Budapest Are Top Attractions Too
Budapest is the city of statues: on every corner you will find another statue with a history to tell.
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10 Most Beautiful Parks in Budapest, According to a Local
Heading to Hungary's capital? Forget the tourist traps and follow this local to explore the harmony of Budapest's loveliest hidden parks!
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Budapest's Top 10 Hidden Gems
Finding the main tourist attractions in Budapest is easy, but where do the locals like to go? Read on to discover this city's top 10 hidden gems and where to find them.
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Historic Budapest Coffee Houses
Cafes were the centre of the intellectual and cultural life of Budapest during the 19th and 20th centuries. Be my guest on a tour showcasing three highly important cafes of Budapest!
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10 Hidden Places Around The World
These are not the fanciest holiday destinations and not advertised in tourist magazines. Join me in an imaginary tour to discover the world’s most wonderful hidden treasures.
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Where to Find the Most Delicious Christmas “Bejgli” Rolls in Budapest?
The ultimate Hungarian Christmas cake is 'bejgli' the traditional walnut or poppy seed roll. I'll show You where to find this delicious desserts in Budapest.
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The Churches of Budapest
Budapest is full of amazing and splendid churches and I'll show you some great examples.
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7 Special Murals From Budapest to New York
In the heart of Budapest, in the former Tilos az Á, i discovered a huge mural, dominating most of the interior. In this article I am showcasing murals from New York, Madrid, San Antonio, ect.
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Autumn Wanderings in the Medieval Spirit: 3 Castle Tours You Shouldn’t Miss in Hungary
Even though we have just said goodbye to the long indian summer, the weather is still in our favour for a trip. There’s no better thing to do, than to explore Hungary's 3 best medieval castles.
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What Kind of Special Requests Do Stars and Guests Have From Hotel Concierge?
Are there any extreme, quirky requests? How do those stars who come to festivals behave? What is mostly desired by them?
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Amazing Buildings and Hidden Treasures on the Grand Boulevard of Budapest
The Grand Boulevard – Nagykörút, Big Ring Road or Great Boulevard – is one of the most important roads in Budapest and one of the most central parts of the city.
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Who Were the Icemen of Budapest?
Icemen were one of the most iconic figures of Budapest in the last century. Until the invention of the first electrical refrigerators they were walking down the streets, delivering ice.
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What is the Chain Bridge’s Doppelganger Doing in Italy?
What is the Chain Bridge’s “uncle” doing in Tuscany? I did some research and found out about an incredible background story. Turns out, Budapest’s Chain Bridge has some history with this one.
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Five Special Summer Dates in Budapest
Many of us don’t have time to plan an exciting date in order to impress our partners. Where can we go for our first date in Budapest? I will offer 5 exciting summer dates.
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13 Lookout Points of Budapest
If you can spend a few days in Budapest you should explore the Buda Hills or other places where you can see the city from above.
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Why I Fell in Love With Budapest
Budapest is a city of contrasts and the most exciting place of Europe. There are a multitude of theaters, museums, restaurants, cafes and nightclubs to choose.